Vehicle crashes caused by driver distraction are of increasing concern. One approach to
reduce the number of these crashes mitigates distraction by giving drivers feedback …

Studies were conducted to assess driver acceptance of and trust in distraction mitigation
strategies. Previous studies have shown that in-vehicle tasks undermine driver safety, and …

Objectives: An experiment was conducted to assess the effects of distraction mitigation
strategies on drivers? performance and productivity while engaged in an in-vehicle …

Technological advances in motor vehicles have provided drivers with both increased safety
and access to information. Drivers can receive phone calls, be provided with navigational …

Driver distraction can be described as the diversion of driver's attention from the primary task
of driving and is one of the most common causes of crashes. Complex technologies that …

A driving simulator study was conducted to assess whether real-time feedback on a driver's
state can influence the driver's interaction with in-vehicle information systems (IVIS) …

OBJECTIVES: An experiment was conducted to assess the effects of retrospective and
combined retrospective and concurrent feedback on driver performance and engagement in …

A 3-D taxonomy has previously been proposed to define different distraction mitigation
strategies that focus on enhancing immediate driving performance. These dimensions …

Objective: This study examines the effect of a computer-based training module on drivers'
attitudes and behaviors with respect to in-vehicle distraction. Background: Research findings …

Objective: This study investigated the contribution of driver distraction and inattention within
fatal and injury crashes using recent in-depth road crash investigation data. To assist in …